The COVID-19 pandemic has served as a flashpoint for human rights and civil liberties, with many communities fighting for vital public health measures. Addressing the social determinants of health, such as race, class, gender, housing, colonialism, disability, age, working conditions, and immigration status, are essential for a meaningful public health response to COVID-19. Over the […]
The BCCLA’s 2022 Annual General Meeting (AGM) is an opportunity to hear highlights of the Association’s work over the past year and our key priorities into the months ahead. We will also conduct AGM business and announce our new Board members. The evening will be followed by a virtual panel Systems of Criminalization […]
Join us to hear from BCCLA Board and staff about our work fighting for civil liberties and human rights for all. We will be conducting usual AGM business and announcing our new Board members. The evening will be followed by a panel featuring BCCLA staff lawyers. This free online event will dive into the […]
This 90 minute workshop and optional 30 minute Q&A will help participants understand their rights on arrest, detention, and searches by police. We will talk about when you have the right to silence, what to do if you’re stopped by police, and discuss specific topics like racial profiling, bail, and mental health and the law. […]
This free community workshop and Q&A will help participants understand their rights on arrest, detention, and searches by police. We will talk about when you have the right to silence, what to do if you’re stopped by police, and discuss specific topics like racial profiling, bail, and mental health and the law. This is a […]
Organized by the BCCLA, The Youth and Civil Liberties Conference, assembles high school students to engage with emerging civil liberties and human rights concerns. This year will be our 19th year running the conference and will focus on "Intervening for Justice,” exploring significant societal issues and equipping attendees with necessary tools for effective social advocacy. […]
This 90 minute workshop and optional 30 minute Q&A will help participants understand their rights on arrest, detention, and searches by police. We will talk about when you have the right to silence, what to do if you’re stopped by police, and discuss specific topics like racial profiling, bail, and mental health and the law. […]
The BCCLA’s 2024 Annual General Meeting (AGM) is an opportunity to hear highlights of the Association’s work over the past year and our key priorities into the months ahead. We will also conduct AGM business and announce our new Board members. When: Monday, June 10th, 2024 from 5:45 pm – 7:00 pm PST/8:45 pm – 10 […]
BCCLA’s Annual Youth Conference brings together high school students from across Vancouver and the Lower Mainland to engage with emerging civil liberties and human rights issues. This conference explores significant societal issues and equips attendees with the necessary tools for effective social advocacy. View the Full Program
BCCLA’s 2025 Annual General Meeting (AGM) is an opportunity to hear highlights of the Association’s work over the past year and our key priorities into the months ahead. We will also conduct AGM business and announce voting results of our Board elections, special resolution, and other governance items. Please see below for more information on […]